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The phrase "a valuable community" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a community that provides significant benefits or resources to its members.
Example: "The local farmers' market has become a valuable community resource, bringing people together and supporting local agriculture."
Alternatives: "an important community" or "a beneficial community."
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It's a valuable community facility.
A prison is a valuable community resource, as much as a hospital or a school.
When a valuable community service is forced to close, there is a collective societal and financial responsibility to structure a replacement service as an alternative for the public good.
A Ukip spokesman said: "Landlords like Andrew Charalambous who accept housing benefit tenants at a time when there is extremely high demand for rental properties are in fact offering a valuable community service.
Most houses in the area are former mill-workers' terraced cottages, built closely together on steep hillsides, and in such streets gardens are something of a rarity, so a flat open space such as the cricket pitch and adjoining play area was a valuable community asset.
Although theaters don't track ticket sales by race, it doesn't take more than a quick look around at audiences to prove, Shade says, "that we are a valuable community and we have a valuable dollar that can maintain theater and help it survive".
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The practical and educational experience gained by the bilingual workers was regarded as capacity building and a potentially valuable community resource for future health research projects.
All of them have an incredibly valuable community.
That's a valuable networking community right there.
I don't even mind being paid with exposure because that's a valuable commodity for a community organizer.
It thus provides a valuable cultural and community service.
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